St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-10

comic order, and the dancers were not con-
tent with hiding their faces. They
acted out the characters. several Dutchmen
and women made a deafening racket with
their wooden shoes; bats moved with out
spread wings in the waltz; Chinese and Jap
anese, school girls and clowns, ballet girls and
peanut boys, GLOBE news girls and nuns all
were there. The dancing was very enjoy
able and was continued till late hour. The
dancers removed their maks at ii, shortly
after which refreshments were served.
CANADIAN SOCIETY.
The Canadian society entertained a large
number Oftheir friends last evening, Curtiss
hall bemgwell filled with the members and
their guests: among the latter were the men,
bers OF the North Star Toboggan club. An
interesting programme, consisting of music
by Westminster choir. Prof. Hicks, DR..
mickey, +. A. OBrien, Miss Foote and
Walter Morrison and recitations by Miss
Jennie Roberts, Mr.. Beverage and Mr.. Mes
Bit was rendered, after which the floor was
cleared and a few informal dances were in
dulged in The committee in charge, Dr. +.
S. mickey, E. H. Long, S. Taylor and b.
Dickinson, deserve great credit for the sue
cess of the entertainment.
NORTH STAR CONCERT.
Tomorrow evening the North Star Tobog-
gan club will give Il concert at Dyer Music
hail. The North Stars have contributed not a
little to the social pleasures of the winter;
many hundreds of people have enjoyed their
hospitality and the swift hilarity of their
slide. 1t is to be hoped that their benefit will
be largely attended, not only as q compliment
TO the club, but because of the very excellent
programme which is appended:
Piano duet. ............J. II. and W. j. Chick
Vocal . .................J. w. Harkins
Guitar. W. E. Rugh
Piano. Miss Hattie Richardson
Vocal. ...:.................Mis Miss Myrta French
Violin. "A. Grethen
vocal. bliss LIZ ID uFC
Piano. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ii. 5. Woodruff
Vocal. Observation-Disclosures. w. Porter
Vocal duet. ...... .Messrs. Porter and Heath
Recitation. .............M Miss Lilly Hammond
vocal w. D. Heath
Guitar and banjo Observation-Disclosures.
............W. E. Rugh aud E. L. Winters
Y. NJ. C. A.
The quarterly meeting of the Y. NJ. G.. A.
was held in the parlOr of the central rooms
last evening. Written reports, showing the
work of the association to be in oSperous
condition, were received from the committees
on reception, railroad department, member
ship, deaf mutes, invitation. workers training
class, employment, Sunday-School teachers,
entertainments and receptions, Bridge square
branch and boarding houses. Fifty-two ap-
plications for employment have been received
and twenty-eight situations furnished, which
is an improvement of over 100 per cent. for
the same period last year. There are twen-
ty-five members of the Minneapolis Deaf
Mutes' association. They meet socially evefy
Thursday evening in the class room of the Y.
NJ. G. A. On Sunday mornings they hold re-
igious services at the same place, which are
of peculiar interest. Whenever any minister
is in town who knows the hand language he
is invited to preach. Revs. John David, BOs-
ton; Job. Turner, of the South Deaf Mute
association, and o. Hanson, of Washington,
D. c., have addressed them during the past
quarter.
AT THE HOTELS.
W. I. Shanahan, Portland, Or, is at the
West.
George T. Smith, of Jackson, Mich, is at
the West.
At the ST. James: A. W. Smith, Fargo;
Mrs. D. w. Coster, Waterloo, Ia; Harry
Jones, La Crosse.
AT the Nicollet: S. H. Hudson, Benson; c.
F: Mayhem. Eau Claire; w. W. Pinney,
Granite Falls; J. NJ. Robins Anoka.
At the National: NJ. A. Moore, LIE Mars,
a.; A. FL. Hill, Saltwater; E. P. Dickerson,
Faribault, Mimi; NJ. D. Cone, Richfield.